Zack Snyder Shares Clip of Aquaman Underwater in ‘Justice League’

Most people have to work on their birthdays, right? Same goes for the Justice League director, Zack Snyder, apparently. Sharing new footage from the film in a short clip, Snyder is offering up a quick look at Jason Momoa’s Aquaman underwater. The short of it? The little shown looks fantastic! And that maybe be an understatement. Check it out below:

As per usual, Momoa is looking great. However, most intriguing is what’s taking place around him. It appears as if Aquaman is coming to a halt in front of someone sitting on a throne. If that is what’s being shown, it’s fairly difficult to tell if the individual is male or female. Should it be a woman, is it possible we’re getting a glimpse at Queen Atlanna — reportedly being played by Nicole Kidman?

Another probability is that whomever or whatever Aquaman is approaching is simply a statue. Either way, the teasing is becoming nearly unbearable now. Recently, Snyder promised a new trailer was incoming. Said promise of “soon” was made just over two weeks ago. Patience truly is a virtue, but this little glimpse into what Aquaman is up to should hold us over for the time being.

“In the wake of Clark Kent/Superman’s (Cavill) death at the hands of Doomsday in BvS, vigilante Bruce Wayne/Batman (Affleck) reevaluates his extreme methods and begins reaching out to extraordinary heroes to assemble a team of crime-fighters to defend earth from all kinds of threats. Together with Diana Prince/Wonder Woman (Gadot), Batman seeks out cybernetically enhanced former college football star Vic Stone/Cyborg (Fisher), speedster Barry Allen/The Flash (Miller) and Atlantean warrior king Arthur Curry/Aquaman (Momoa). They face off against Steppenwolf (Hinds), the herald and second-in-command to alien warlord Darkseld, who is charged by Darkseid with hunting down three artefacts hidden on earth.”

Justice League will open in theaters later this year on November 17.

Image: Warner Bros.

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